Faggoting on the Radio is a weekly radio show broadcast live from the artists bedrooms / kitchens / public parks / cafes, as they meet virtually and in person to knit together. Contact microphones attached to knitting needles are mixed alongside open microphones to gather the sounds of domestic and everyday space.
Broadcasting live once a week for 2 weeks during the residency with broadcast lasting around 2 hours. These broadcasts are available to listen to here alongside an IRC, inviting you to sit with us and meet in a web 1.0 style chat room, returning the online space as meeting place.
Delphi Campbell is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice is rooted in self-portraiture. The objects she produces map out each facet of her being, ranging from clinical diagnoses to favourite TV shows. Campbell’s practice reflects a life lived on an intersection; the raw and ravaging experiences of being a crippled, mad and queer woman alongside the unbridled joy and love that exists in these identities.
Mort Drew is a creative technician working on live audio broadcasts, anti-hierarchical sound systems, and installations. Their practice explores ephemerality, activist radio, grief and displacement. Their work appears as broadcasts, workshops, publications, sound devices and performances.